Bitbucket

Ok, this is a toal noob question. I must be missing something pretty obvious. I'm using Coda to build web apps. I have git repositories in my local source folders that I now manage with SourceTre...

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• git
• sourcetree

hi, after installing Jira Subversion plugin, i am trying to add a new repository, and i am confused about the display name and repository root, can i change the display name later ? and what to enter...

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• cloud
• jira
• svn

I have a local Mercurial installation in /sw/bin (more recent than the one used by SourceTree). I made 2 symlinks in /usr/local/bin and /usr/bin but SourceTree doesn't find them when I click on "Util...

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• mercurial
• sourcetree

I am in a bind and in a rush actually. At my job I was asked to set up source control and get it working really quickly, so this is the first time I have used subversion and need a little help with a...

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• hook
• svn

I have an internal SVN repository that I would like to allow external users to collaborate on privately. It seems like BitBucket is just the tool for this purpose, but I'm having trouble figuring ou...

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• bitbucket-cloud
• cloud
• svn

My company is thinking of purchasing a Fisheye + Crucible license. We have about 150 commiters in our SVN repository but only need 100 Fisheye + Crucible licenses since we shall not be sending ...

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• commit
• fisheye-crucible
• licence

Hello, our company uses the hosted companyname.jira.com solution for our PHP projects. I have bamboo setup to run phpunit currently. Would it be possible to either svn export or remote svn update o...

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• bamboo
• cloud
• jira
• svn

So, my experience with the way FishEye handles Git repositories have been confusing and a bit frustrating. The one thing I noticed is the a FishEye managed repository will not index unless I use the...

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• fisheye-crucible
• git

I have searched for an answer for this; Who knows it may be as simple as bamboo pulling a tag out of JIRA but not sure. We make heavy use of tags and branches just some random repository I walked in...

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• bamboo
• mercurial

All the documentation tells me to use a SVN command line to load it. I couldn't find anyplace in JIRA Studio to enter a command line to access the hosted Subversion. How can I do this?

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• import
• source
• svn

This is both a question and a suggestion. Is it possible to make marked up README files within subfolders also render, the way that they do at the root folder. This would be nice for larger products,...

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• bitbucket-cloud
• cloud

As of the FishEye 2.7 EAP 2 release it is possible to "Create and Manage Git Repositories". The documentation is titled Enabling Repository Management in FishEye, however it only refers to Git. Do y...

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• fisheye-crucible
• mercurial

We are having problem with bamboo checkout. Even if we had asked users not to use accented characters ( we are a french compagny) in filename and folder names, why would they listen to us, we're ju...

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• bamboo
• check-out
• encoding
• special-character
• svn

I have fisheye (Version:2.6.0 Build:20110606054705 2011-06-07) installed and have it scanning our subversion repository. We use svn externals in our repository but it doesn't show up when I browse t...

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• external
• fisheye-crucible
• svn

I normally wouldn't be bugged by a scan that takes about 15 minutes but when you have developers that need to create reviews of code they pushed in, it's making the Crucible usage experience not that...

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• fisheye-crucible
• git

The following post describes various methods to force commiters to comment their check-in to their SVN repo. How is this possible using JIRA Studio? http://www.stillnetstudios.com/require-subversio...

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• comment
• commit
• hook
• jira-studio
• svn

I'm creating a new plan to access a subversion repository, which is managed by svnserve (v1.6.9) instead of an apache-based server (this is pretty common now). The URL for my repository managed by s...

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• bamboo
• subversion
• svn

I have Bamboo setup now to build our entire source tree. (Daily Build). I made a change to a file on my Dev machine, and checked it in. I then went to the build server and kicked off a build. Un...

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• bamboo
• svn
• sync

I'm evaluating Crucible and hit a wall on the requirements for Mercurial 1.5 or higher. The timing is bad for us now to upgrade our 1.4.3 Mercurial. Is there any earlier release of Crucible/Fisheye...

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• fisheye-crucible
• mercurial

GIT is not the only player in the Distributed Version Control System (DVCS) space. Mercurial is also becoming popular, and is even preferred by many to GIT for its simplicity. Have you identified M...

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• fisheye-crucible
• mercurial

Hi, I'm doing the dragon slayer right now but I have been stuck on Dragon Stage 4, Step 5 - Connect Fisheye to Bitbucket for a while. When I'm about to "Test connection", I'm getting this err...

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• bitbucket-cloud
• cloud
• dragonslayer
• fisheye-crucible
• mercurial

We have a rather large codebase in a svn repository, and one of our developers made the mistake of copying the entire repo into a branch (rather than just the trunk). He immediately deleted the bran...

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• fisheye-crucible
• svn

I get the branch ancestory from the inital copy, but I never get lines indicating a merge. Is this a problem with my version of subversion? The mergeinfo propperty is set on destination branch. But c...

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• fisheye-crucible
• svn

BitBucket offers a hosted Mercurial hosting, combined with commit graphs, issue management, wiki, ... I played with it and it is certainly a great GitHub contender. However when you are using the w...

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• bitbucket
• bitbucket-cloud
• cloud
• code
• fisheye-crucible
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Are there any differences in how FishEye and Crucible work between the systems?

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• git